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help beginner s guide to index files wikisource the free online library jump to content main menu main menu move to sidebar hide navigation main page community portal central discussion recent changes subject index authors random work random author random transcription help special pages search search appearance donate create account log in personal tools donate create account log in contents move to sidebar hide beginning 1 quick version 2 uploading content into the wikimedia commons 3 creating an index page on wikisource 4 see also 5 references toggle the table of contents help beginner s guide to index files 11 languages অসমীয়া беларуская বাংলা čeština فارسی bahasa indonesia 日本語 한국어 more languages українська 中文 edit links help page discussion english read edit view history tools tools move to sidebar hide actions read edit view history general what links here related changes permanent link page information get shortened url switch to legacy parser print export download as pdf printable version in other projects wikidata item appearance move to sidebar hide from wikisource redirected from help index copyright beginner s guide to index files proofreading sister projects wikidata item shortcut h index how to create index pages or index files on wikisource these are used as part of our proofreading system for more information please see the advanced help page an example index page after it has been created with completed fields for more help see help index pages the proofread page extension is a way to allow side by side proofreading of documents in wikisource the proofread page extension primarily deals with index pages for an entire book and individual pages from a given book in the page namespace index pages are the main page for each proofreading project on wikisource each one will have links to all the individual pages in the book issue or other text being proofread the index page will also show the progress of the proofreading and a quick summary of the text s details such as title author etc these details can link to other pages such as the final version in the main namespace and the author page this document describes the fastest way to set up index pages on wikisource quick version edit requires a scanned text on wikimedia commons for example file filename djvu always strive to upload complete and workable source files flawed files with missing pages blurred images duplicate pages and similar defects that may hinder the proofreading process should be addressed prior to uploading whenever possible actions on wikisource replace the file with index in the page title and go to this page for example if the file is called file filename djvu enter the page title index filename djvu enter this title into the search box on wikisource and press enter on the resulting page you will find a link to create this page click that link save this page notes the fields on the index page should also be completed but this can be done at any time the index page will automatically generate a page list and display the first page of the file usually the cover both of these can be changed as described below any known problems or defects with the source file should be noted as they are discovered either in the remarks table of contents section of the index page or on the index s talk page uploading content into the wikimedia commons edit pdf files will work as well but djvu files are usually smaller than corresponding pdfs and are explicitly open if you have an existing pdf that you would like to convert to djvu before upload there are various methods for converting pdf to djvu at help djvu files if you can include ocr text in the file this is preferable because it will automatically populate and save an immense amount of time when you and others proofread the text upload your pdf or djvu file to the wikimedia commons this is the easiest step of all the commons has an excellent upload wizard if you have any problems during the upload get help at the commons help desk name this file with the full title of the document as you want it to appear in wikisource if the full title is very long a shortened title may be appropriate it might be a good idea to add the edition and year of publication to make it easier to upload multiple editions of the same document use categories to categorize your upload in the commons you should now have a pdf or djvu document on the wikimedia commons some examples of such documents are file wind in the willows 1913 djvu djvu and file field notes of junius henderson notebook 1 pdf pdf creating an index page on wikisource edit if the scanned document is file filename djvu then the index page should be index filename djvu in your browser perhaps in a new tab or window type https en wikisource org wiki index the name of the file you just uploaded for example if the document you uploaded to commons was wind in the willows 1913 djvu then you would want to type in https en wikisource org wiki index wind in the willows 1913 djvu using copy paste for the name of the file is the best choice it is very easy to type something wrong mix up upper and lower case letters and so on using copy paste can avoid these pitfalls wikisource will indicate that wikisource does not have a page with this exact name click create or the add index file name to wikisource to create this document a page with fields to enter information about this document will appear see the wind in the willows for an example populate each of the fields as in the table below click the show preview button near the bottom of the page an index namespace page with an image of the book you just selected should appear if the image does not appear make certain that the name of the page is identical to the name of the file on the wikimedia commons once you see the page and make any corrections which become apparent in the preview click publish page congratulations you now have an index page for the work you d like to transcribe on wikisource index page fields field name description example author the name of the author this can be wikilinked to an author page on wikisource such as author kenneth grahame author kenneth grahame kenneth grahame title the title of this work it s a good idea to create a page for this work on wikisource such as the wind in the willows 1913 and then link to that in this field the wind in the willows 1913 year of publication the original year of publication of this edition of this work this is important to establish what copyright protection might exist for this work 1913 publisher the publisher of this work this can be wikilinked if a portal exists for the publisher if not the name of the publisher is enough portal charles scribner s sons charles scribner s sons key the sort key see w wp sort for more details about using this field to affect sorting of this title in categories this can often be left blank if the title does not start with words like the an a and so forth wind in the willows 1 source the type of image file djvu pdf jpg jpeg gif and so on djvu cover image the page of the document which has the cover image in most cases this will be page 1 however in some scanned material the actual cover might be on a later page note that you can also use file wind in the willows 1913 djvu 150px to use a custom image 3 pages the pagelist command is a powerful way to let people know how the pages in this work are structured you can just use pagelist to use the order of pages in the uploaded file however you can also use it to indicate pages which shouldn t be numbered for instance pagelist 1to2 3 1 will cause pages 1 and 2 to be represented as unnumbered pages and page numbering will start by setting the third page of this document as page 1 play around with this feature and use preview to check what the pages list looks like see the proofread page documentation for more details pagelist 1to16 17 1 25to26 27 9 69to70 71 51 386to390 table of contents a table of contents for the text usually this will link to the chapters as they are in the main namespace the table of contents can be typed in here directly however if the text includes its own table of contents this can be shown instead by transcluding the pages from the text use the name of each page wrapped in two curly brackets or braces at either side see help index pages table of contents for more details page wind in the willows 1913 djvu 13 page wind in the willows 1913 djvu 15 see also edit help adding texts has information on adding texts without a scanned image as well as general advice on ensuring that wikisource can host the text you have uploaded help proofread for more information about the proofreading process including information on navigating your newly indexed upload wikisource transcription projects has a list of transcription projects once texts have been transcribed they may be added to the wikisource proofreading list of projects looking for proofreaders has information about the proofread page extension specific to all language wikisources the proofread page extension has a help page on the mediawiki wiki references edit this will cause this document to be sorted into w from wind instead of t from the wind in v t e beginner s guide reading navigation reliability editing adding texts sources copyright index pages proofreading typography validation transclusion finishing touches maintaining maintenance deletion retrieved from https en wikisource org w index php title help beginner 27s_guide_to_index _files oldid 14545293 category beginner s guide this page was last edited on 11 october 2024 at 07 08 page was rendered with parsoid text is available under the creative commons attribution sharealike license additional terms may apply by using this site you agree to the terms of use and privacy policy privacy policy about wikisource disclaimers legal safety contacts code of conduct developers statistics cookie statement mobile view search 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